42 import java.io.File;
43 import java.io.FileFilter;
44 import java.util.Map;
45 import java.util.ArrayList;
46 import java.util.HashMap;
47 import java.util.List;
48 import java.util.HashSet;
49 import java.util.Set;
50
51
52 public class HelpFlagsTest extends TestHelper {
53
54 // Tools that should not be tested because a usage message is pointless.
55 static final String[] TOOLS_NOT_TO_TEST = {
56 "appletviewer", // deprecated, don't test
57 "jaccessinspector", // gui, don't test, win only
58 "jaccesswalker", // gui, don't test, win only
59 "jconsole", // gui, don't test
60 "servertool", // none. Shell, don't test.
61 "javaw", // don't test, win only
62 // The flags of these tools need to be fixed in Java EE.
63 // The tools are deprecated for removal in Java SE. Don't test.
64 "idlj",
65 "orbd",
66 "schemagen",
67 "tnameserv",
68 "wsgen",
69 "wsimport",
70 "xjc",
71 // These shall have a help message that resembles that of
72 // MIT's tools. Thus -?, -h and --help are supported, but not
73 // mentioned in the help text.
74 "kinit",
75 "klist",
76 "ktab",
77 // Oracle proprietary tools without help message.
78 "javacpl",
79 "jmc",
80 "jweblauncher",
81 "jcontrol",
82 "ssvagent"
83 };
84
85 // Lists which tools support which flags.
86 private static class ToolHelpSpec {
87 String toolname;
88
89 // How the flags supposed to be supported are handled.
90 //
|
42 import java.io.File;
43 import java.io.FileFilter;
44 import java.util.Map;
45 import java.util.ArrayList;
46 import java.util.HashMap;
47 import java.util.List;
48 import java.util.HashSet;
49 import java.util.Set;
50
51
52 public class HelpFlagsTest extends TestHelper {
53
54 // Tools that should not be tested because a usage message is pointless.
55 static final String[] TOOLS_NOT_TO_TEST = {
56 "appletviewer", // deprecated, don't test
57 "jaccessinspector", // gui, don't test, win only
58 "jaccesswalker", // gui, don't test, win only
59 "jconsole", // gui, don't test
60 "servertool", // none. Shell, don't test.
61 "javaw", // don't test, win only
62 // These shall have a help message that resembles that of
63 // MIT's tools. Thus -?, -h and --help are supported, but not
64 // mentioned in the help text.
65 "kinit",
66 "klist",
67 "ktab",
68 // Oracle proprietary tools without help message.
69 "javacpl",
70 "jmc",
71 "jweblauncher",
72 "jcontrol",
73 "ssvagent"
74 };
75
76 // Lists which tools support which flags.
77 private static class ToolHelpSpec {
78 String toolname;
79
80 // How the flags supposed to be supported are handled.
81 //
|